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Contractor. Builder &c.

Fhe undersigned is prepared to con-
tract for building aud all kinds Of car
penter work generally, and respectfully
solicits patronage from the public.
WILLIAM ALsTON,
"A Gwinnett street.
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The Wel-known Watch maker and
Jeweler can be found at his old stand
corocr President and Draytou streets,
where he gives special attention to the
repairing OF Clocks, Watches aud jew
elry. He assures good work and
pronpt attention., thereby soliciting the
patronage Of generous public.
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CYRUS CamnsIeld,

Practical Jeweler, (Iate Of S. p. Hamil-
tom has opened at No al Whitaker
street, where he will be pleased to see
all oil his old friend1 and patrons.
Prompt attention given to all work
intrusted to him aud satisfaction guar
anteed.
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John H. Deveaux, Commercial Nota-
~. Especial attention given to drawing
Deeds, Bills Of sale etc ny business
intrusted to me will receive prompt at
trntion. 158 ST Julian street, Tribune
office.
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Northern and Tennessee Beef, Mutt
ton and Veal OF the best quality always
CD han d at Ii Logans stalls 81 aud rs,
City Market.
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&. j. ARSON.

Practical Carpenter aud iobber, will re-
ceive orders left at Al Whitaker street.
Prompt attention given aud all work
guaranteed.
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Blacksmith &c.

John Powell, Thunderbolt road
near Toll Gate is doing all klnds Of
black, mithing, hor>eshoeing, wheel
wrighting &c, at reasonable prices.
Satisfaction is guanteed in every case
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The b st place to buy furniture and
stoves On the instalment plan is at Free
man and Oliver, 1872 Brougbton street.
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WANTED, everybody to know
w WILSON'S is headquarters for
Fine Cabinet Photographs; family
groups and life-size heads direct
from the negatives. Cabinet Pho
tos price three dollars dozen. J.
N. WILSON, II Bull street.
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HEAD QUARTERS !
Ist BATTALION, GEORGIA VOL |
UNTEERs, CoLoRED. (

SAVNNAH, IA, MAY l3, 1907
The battalion will parade on
Thursday, May 10, next, the ami
Nersary of the 18TH amendment to
the constitution. The line will be
formed on South Broad street right
resting on Habersham street at 10
O'Clock a m.
The colors will be escorted to the
place Of assembling, by the Lone
Star Cadets.
Company commanders are enjoin-
ed to have their commands on the
ground promptly at the hour desig'
mated. By'order
- john II. DEvEAUx,
1t. Col. Com'dg.
n h.,DRsvERNEY,
Ist 1t and Adjntant
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Savannah Ga.
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LADIES, use Alaska Blood Purifier it ia
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Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

DUBLIN, March 29.-Father RYAN, oil
the Herbertstown branch of the Nation.
81 League. presented himse to-day bs
fore Justice Boyd. Of the Bankruptcy
Court. He perslsted In his refusal tC
tell the Court y hat he knew about the
doings OF tenants In his parish respect
ing the trusteeing Of their rents under
the plan of campaign, and was con
demnsd to prison.
Whom Father Ryan emerged from
the court prisoner he WAS met BY q
multitude Of citiEsns. They numbered
many Thousands, and they Oheered the
priest with enthueiAstic and prolonRe
applause, and then followed him In
procession 10 the jail, making his tout
. triumphai ono. A number Of promi
nent men took part In the procession,
and among the more conspicuous were
Lord Mayor Sullivan and Archbishor
Croke.
Father 6lattery was also SUNNI oned
BY Judge Boyd to give similar In forma.
ton to that demanded Of Father Ryan
He likewise refused, end Was also or.
dered TO prison. Both priests were re
moved to jail In . cab. Tbe people
hooted and teered the police In at
tendance on the cab, and fOr q while
refused TO permit IL 70 proceed. A dis.
tuFbanoe ens1sd, and the police, who
were mounted, rode with drawn swords
upon the crowd and cleared . lane fol
the cab.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
Tho Water Commission.

The regular weekly meeting CT the
Board of Water Oom N ,ssionera wa.
held last evening, with President Porter
presiding,
Tho City Treasurer reported a bal
ance Of $88. 4lO.47 In the Union National
Bank to the credit of ihe com N ission
The quarterly payroll amounting tr
$225, the monthly payroll Of 1924 81
and the weekly pay roll VI 1914. 40 Wer,
presented and orders drawn for the
several amounts. The Chief Euripeer
reported on the petition for water pines
In Church Lane, shat as the street dc O.
not belong to the city the work wouis
have to be done at the expense of ths
property holders. 80 :
The Diamond State Iron COMPANY
petitioned for fire plug ON the south
side Of the Chris,iana, near their Old
Ferry Mil, and the petition was re-
ferred to the Chief Engineer. The
Registrar read detailed account of tbe
test Of the boiler and pun ping engine,
1t the City Mil sta tion, alter which the
pumps were accepted, and the final
payment of $ll.A95 made to R,bert
Wethsrell ~ Co, the builders. Tho
Registrar reported that there Is $40 ,6S3.
IS water tax still duo and unpaid,
Data WIS ordered to be collected a
show that the commission Ia NOT liable
for the Interest," on loans Nos. and q
amounting to about "a, 400 q year. The
ohtef Engineer was instructed to nd
vertise for proposals for coal for Ehe
ensuing year.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
Our Country Letter.
Correspondence Of tho RKpuBLrcAs.

Correspondence OF tho REPUBLICAN.
LANDEHBERG, March 28 While all
our farmers are prepared for their
epr.ng work, very few OF them I'm We
commenced. IL has been a very back
ward spring aud The farmers are very
much dissatisfied thereat. The new
county bridge at this place will be dc
olared open TO the public by Apsii 1s..
1t IL handsome affair, and ia the
largest bridge In Chester County, ex.
cept the bridge at Pr@uixville, which
crosses the Schuy Kill river. Tho ~bole
length Of the bridge Is $50 feet, 266 feet
from plank to plank, and Al feet in
heisht from the bed OF the creek. The
passage for carriagei 10 16 feet in Width.
The whole cost Is between 81 900 and
30 900 The John Denithorne Com pany
OF PbDnixville had the contract.
Alfred Sharpless, residing two miles
south OF LandenbsIg, ia ereotinx u large
creamery for making butter. A large
force OF men are az work at the build
ing. which will soon bs completed. y
james Rennick, u blacks NTH OF Phil.
adelphia aud gentleman of means, ia
erecting On extensive barn on his farm
near this place A steam sawioill IL ai
w;rk 10 his woods preparing timbe fol-
l bbO otba JtuAo IL Will Uo, Wuth HI.
ished. one Of the most complete barns
in the county.
Tho Courtney Match Com pany's fac
tory has baen idle for several weeks,
lowing to the foreman, Mr.. Courtney,
being sick. The company has engaged
other persons who claimed they lad
the secret Of the com position, but tht y
proved unsstisfac, Org. Wv. Walker,
one OF the company, attempted to 10 IL
ths composition, when 1t exploded and
burned him severely.
There has been considerable excite.
ment around Avoudale in regard TO the
license OF Chandler Phillips, proprietor
Of this hotel ct that place There were
two remonstranceS out against him
The w. q. 7. y. had one remon STRANGE
and some citizens another. Not Nth
standing, the court granted Mr.. Phil
lips license.
Lewis Gilbert, at ons time proprietor
Of the Psnnsy lvania House, Wilmn q.
TIN, moved from his farm nesr Hook o..
sin to farm he purchased last fall OF
lLewisville, Pa.
The M. e Aid Society of this Mace
presented drama, "rhe Flower OF the
Family" to quite large audience last
Saturday night.
The wooden mills at this place have
been very SLACK the past few weeks,
but now they have received several
orders and are quite busy.
There is some talk of putting another
train on tho Pomeroy aud Newark r.
II. There IL but one train now. The
new train will run no farther
down than Avondale, while the O Id enc
will 20 no farther up than that place.
COREY sPoNDENT.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

Bisins's Strength In New York for 1885,
/ had . talk with o very prominen,
Republican OF this State, who has al,
ways been identified with the Conk.
ling faction, Gud Who was one of Ar.
thurs strongest supporters In 1884
and was surprised to hear him heartily
saying that Blaine Is the man for 1888.
He said: "The old rivalries between
Blaine and Conkling are practically
dead. A few of Mr.. Conkling's friends
In this State In 1884 kept in theii
hearts the elements Of the old rival.
ries. We had some dissatisfaction be-
cause Arthur was not nominated, but
that had no relation to Mr.. Conkling's
interests or wishes, for Mr.. Conkling
was opposed to Arthur's nomination
then even more fhan to Blaine. But
Mr.. ConkiiBg no longer minglcs in
politics. The only rivalry existing In
, the party In New York which could
not lie seriously talked OF is between
Blaine and Edmunds, but I consider
that mere bagatelle."
He went on TO discuss the country at
large, naming the States which will
be easily kept Republican, adding:
sThe tug of war will be 10 carry New
York, New jersey Connecticut and
New Hampshire. Nothing can give
Republicans these latter States but the
belief that Republican success is neces-
sary to save our protection legislati on
from being repealed. For my part,
looking solely to party success, be.
lieve Blaine IL the man to insure party
success. New York had much to for
give TO him growing out of the events
Iof 1882, but no man in my day has
ever so delighted and electrified our
people as he did in 1884. Only the
folly of DR.. Burchard kept him from
carrying this State by tremendous
majority. With Blaine az leader,
consider Connecticut and New Hamp-
shire 90 sale as Iowa, and New Jersey
as hopeful. So l consider Blaine the
man of all others to lead us in 1882
He said further: "You ask as to tho
:, old objections as to Mr.. Blaine's some
what too vigorous foreign policy. The
world has changed since 1884,
America is sick ofthe utter inefliciency
OF Bayard's treatment of our interests
abroad, and oil our people would re-
joice to sec our Government contend
ing boldly for every right and inter-
est of our people throughout the world.
Besides We have vast population who
are always fired with enthusiasm in
favor of any man who is prepared ia
sexact everything fairly ours from GrSoo,,
\. Britain"
ass..ed him II Blaine would not at
cept the nomination who would be the
next best man. He said: 81 thinl,
that would leave the field to Hawlcy,
Sherman and Allison" and that bis
judgment would lie. as to strength,
between Allison and Hawley. There
Is no doubt that Blaine has gained
friends in every direction in New
York since 1884. He is stronger il
Pennsylvania than ever before.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
4 card.

To all who are sufEering from the or.
Fors and indiscretions of youth. nervous
weak ness, early decay, loss OF anhood,
&c.. viii send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy WAS discovered By missionary
In South America. Send self address.
IEAAN Station d, New York City.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
DON'T READ THIS.

Now going on at y. W. oornsr Seoond and
Market streets.
School suits for caildren, with elegant shirt
waist, for eniy sl.46. Robby boys suits
half wool, only s2.I6. Mems evening auits.
Atwood only G3. Elmo cora screw suits. All
shades, $3.50. Mems cashmere wool pants.
|sl 8s. Elmo Sunday pants, ali-wool, only
o. l6, boys sohool paDts, only 80 cents.
Dome and soc our prfeos before going else.
whore. We charge rothipg to show you
goode, and 20 can save you money. at tho
corner End a ,d Market etreete.
r. S.-Juss received 80 doz OF fine eleyaut
white shirts, onig 40 ceats each. Don't miss
this chance.
mile II X. w. wOLTERs,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
At Chalfant's Cheap Shoe Store,
No. All King Street,

Babies extra good kid and pebble but
ton, at CSC Child's extra good kid and
spring, at 55c Child's fine high-cut kid
spring, only 81. Misses high cut schoo
shoes, only 81. Misses fine kid and peb
Bile, neat, durable and well-ftting, only
S1.25 La. extra good kid and pebble, al
81. The best 75c shoe for old ladies. La
good lasting kid ,foy button, lat $1.25 Mems
reliable sewed, lace and but, on, at 61.75
Mems hook lace and Congress, at $l.35
Boys and youths school shoes, from 81
to 81 20.
chaliant's Cheap Shoe Store,
No. ali King Street. n2.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

INC following described rcal estate, Wig:
81. All that osrtain lot or piece Of land
VIZ WIN prick dwelling thereon crested stu
described as follows, 10 wit:
boginning at the southerly side OF Tenth
street az tho distance Of IL feet o inches
westerly nom the westerly eide Of Church
Street sh, tnenoo eontherly and parallel with
OF the division wall between this and the
mouse adjoining on tho east o. feet 8 inches
70 the noithsrly side OF an alley feet wide
ieadtng into Church street thence westerly
Tenth street 10 feet . inches n take
shenoe noftherly and parallel with Church
street and through the middle Of the utyis.
ION wall Detwesn this and the bouee adtoin-
- ,as On me west 90 feet 3 inches to the sforo.
sad slde OF Tenth street and thence thereby
easteriy y feet inches to the place OF BE-
E snan DO tho content, thereof what they
az, e = Al that certain lot or piooe of land
eat 10 the city Of Wiinington bounded
au9 described rs follow, to wit:
nex ihnng a. the corner formed by the in.
TS.seSon o. the line Of the southeriy side OF
sd S'n nt street With thb limo Of tho westerly
satS W S,s Cnorch street thence weslerly along
~ sn.u siae ofTenth street Is fact 9 inches to
slc middle OF the division wall Of the houe Q
s.SSIoaning on tho west, thence southerly and
and Sn nspa Inc middle Of said division wall
,nct 70 the northsrly SIDE of an aliey 8
ss, wiae leading into Church street thence
ns.s1,y along said side of said alloy and
,h. sne. Win Tenth street 10 feet inches to
mo INC aioreiaid side Of Church street, and
th hon ~, ~ snereby northerly 30 feet inches to
the the pace OF beginning, DO the contents what
seized and taken in execution a. the prop
orty OF George d Tindau. suryiylnr mort.
.ssor OF George H. Tindaii and Marcia, his
WIZ, anu !. Us and to DO sold by
ah.r,e,. ilLES JAMESON, Sheriff.
1857. "Hson, ,oo' LA 10 -
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

Louisiana Stated ottery Compsnv

Incorporated in 1855 for Is years by the
LeTisleture for Educational and Ohafftablo
purposes-with capital Of d, ooo, ooo-to
Sin3o been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran.
chfse was made . part Of the present STATE
Constitutton adopted. December I'd, a. D..
Tho only lottery ever voted on and On.
dorsed BY the people OF any State.
II neuer scales or postpcnes.
Hts Grand Single Number Draw.
lnEs lake psoce Monthly, and the
1em1 Annual Drawings regular.
~ every six months (Jane and De.
cembeE).
a SPLEWDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. FOURTH GRAND
DRAWING GLASS ID. IN THE ACAD
GMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TuESSAY, April ~, lSS7-2O3d
1Tss csn n,roo mn
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

DENIM DID That the presence OF
ne III IM Den Generals Beauregard
and Early, who are in charge Of the draw
and integrity, that the chances are ali
equal ard that no one Gao possibly divine
what numbers viii draw Prize. Ali parties
therefore advertising to guarantee Prizes In
possible Inducements, are swindlers, and
only aim to deceivs and defraud the un-
wary.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

a Child shss gave We, her oastoria.
Chiidtssn, she a, chung to o sstor,i !
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
Trade Dollars Taken

At par TO- footwear at the Family Shoe
House, 206 Market street above Second.
Full value for your money, whether you
have Notes, Bland Dollars or Trade Dol
lars.
The very best for style. At and wear ever
offered in Wilmington at the price is our
gents 81 shoe. Button, hook, lace and
Congress. Every pair warranted solid
leather. Our gents hook lace Wauken-
phast only $3.50; sold elsewhere for 50.
Our gents seamless "Day Sewed" hook
lace. stylish and plenty of good wear at
$3.50.
Our gents fine calf.hook lace with kan
CARGO kid top only 81. 70; real value, &. so.
Our gents calf hand -sewed ok-lace, 81;
worth S. Ocr gents hook lace and Con-
gress handmade, "a 50; would cost you at
any other store $3.50. All these are ex-
,ceptionally big bargains. Once you SEQ
them you will acknowledge them the best
for the money you have ever seen.
We are the acknowledged headquarters
for ladies', boys and children's shoes.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS you buy here does
not fit, you can return, have exchanged,
or get your money back.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30


1ricK Dwouinr Hsuses.
ts-story. ercous, liza, liza, ii2s and ilas
rI sss.s.ssy: s.osns, i,ss, lisa. IL. and i.ss
= story, rooms, with bath. Ina. iac,
1908. INA. 1a1l, 12t6, 1218 walnut street.
/ S-siory, Q roo ms, with bath, l210 King 81.
I SAt0fy, rooms, Ills TAsnsil street.
the above will b. sold q bargain and
on easy torDs..
FINE BUILDING LOTS
At 18th and Poplar strests.
18th Apd Poplar streets.
nth and w ilson streets.
l2th and Wilson streets. By
:. AUGUSTUS McOAULLEY,
att 600 Market strcot.
y0OK SALk On kxUhAHaB-A NUM
II Dor Of desirable houses, With al the
modern Improvements. Little cash required,
o. building Lots Will b taken In part or whole
payment, nslanoes may remain on mort
rae for years. Also building sites al
cafts Of tho city Tor fse.denosS; also manu-.
1000 basins., Win IN sysfsa sslns strssl,
rom the b. r.. 2. Kailruod. Ofty tai one
dghth tie regular rAeee. This property WIN
30 sold By the aoro ar n INHALER lola, 81
ssrms V cuft puroaaseIA Aleo hous3i 70
esat ehcev. THO6, NJ. O0LE,
or P.J. YORD, oth AID RodN11 .eII.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
Capital Prize, $l5O,0OO.

Ats PriSes, amounting to......-.... 1851. 900
Application for rates to clubs should Do
medo only TO the once Of tho Company In
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, CIV
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Ell
press Money Orders, or New York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency by express,
(at our expense) addressed
ID. A.DAUPHIN,
New Orleons, Ia.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

RENT-sECOND STORY OF
Ping corner Of Front and jefferson
itabie for light manufacturing pur-
kppiy 10 WILLIAMS 4 HOPKINS,
Jefferson street. mil-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

MA nuUoE AMI STORE,
49 Orange street, will be rente /
or together. Apply 10 JOHN
TX, No. no Wess i,inth street,
ml@iztt
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

Strong cough candy ct Fersuson's.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

BIRTHSTONE, AT 5. W. COR.
And Jefferson streets. Tho store Ia
th good fixtures fof grocery or any
iness. Apply 70 JUN fLlNN,
9Th street. f4-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

ENT-DWLLLiNt HUU sES ,9o1
sOo delaware avenue, II rooms,
conEsnieIces, apply TO M. L.
|eltt Market street, fao.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

hENr-A SMALL CORNER
ard dwelling IN good location.
y. MekENNEY, srd and Monroe
milo II
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

ENr-OoRHER STORE PROP
good location. Apply to ROB.
|f'oom z, livery Evening building.
jl0-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

LNI-IWO s-BO IN huUS ES
nath; No. &S L. 9Th street, MOTTO
ltreet mis- SIT a.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

EVoR SALE-A FINE HEIFEK, WITH
II hret calf DANIEL KELLER, Tnir.
tesnth and Union streets. N. b.
a good . yoAr-old black spotted bull, kept
for serving COWS. mas So
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

LNT-AF Old ESTABLISHED
ntoo Mouse; will either sell gooo
Atores and rent or sell pro pertJ
ltes, q, this office. mIpts
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

ENI;-rWU Fix, MT ROOMS
couple without children. Raier.
ned' io Wess Fourth street.,
Mar. 20 q .
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
FOR SALE.

A great bargain-will be sold
cheap. Three-story brick dwell
ing, No.5II East Twelfth street,
Is rooms and enclosed shed. Call
at once. ]. AUGUSTUS Nc
CAULLEY, No. Cos Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
Fssk NEE Z.

ETED-A HALF GROWN GIRL
inquire at I'll klng ttrect. m.D-2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

GSUk sALE--A CHEAT BAk0A1N--
e win be sold cheap, 2 two-story brick
dwellings, Nos. 2c0l snd 1000 W. and street.
Ono two-stofy frame dwelling. southeast
oornsr Beech mod Franklin streets
Gall ct opoc, j. AUGUSTUS MoUAUL
LEY, coo Mafket atreet. Me-eod-let
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

NOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, THE
e story brick 500 Madisoa e., con
"a lining 10 rooms, with gas. bath, hot and
cold water, vcsttbuie; paperef all through
J: J. PElROE, Not West Seventh street
|oity. mxlcodtf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

LfOk SALA--A NEW THhEE STONY
Il house, wost side OF jackson street, DO.
tween sth and 9Th. Inquire OF ;. q. DII1i.ON,
sash factory, 9th street mar Broome. TeIe.
phone call 3A6. dE1.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

E,ORe SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE
Il farm Of II acres moro or less, on the
Lancaster pike, " miles nom Wiimin xtop ,
frame house, with or rooms. Good barn
for head OF etock, and outDutldipgs. Very
nne orcha I'd: apples, pears and cherries, By
street.. TIT
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

LNi-A STABLE ON MAY ST.
een ath and Eighth and monroe
nS sts. Apply at this Office. m2s n
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

ENL-A FARM OF OYER I2s
On u Snarel. Address, with refer.
AZ, Oh Geor2es, Del. m2.im
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

ETED-AN ERRAND BOY, AT
b Market street. in29-2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

LNUh sA,.E-SruOK AND kIxrURES
II of tobacco, segRr and news store,
west sidcl established IL yeais; rent fea.
sonsble. None other than those meaping
business need apply. Address Businees,
this once. mis- II